The boy who forged Tsinghua University’s admission notice has been found. Why did he forge the admission notice?

Maybe it was just to deal with his parents. After all, his real grades were too bad. Forging a Tsinghua admission notice could temporarily make his parents happy. But what he didn't expect was that his parents' happiness would cause a sensation in the whole country. The village came to celebrate. 1. Forged Tsinghua admission notice

A student in Tiaofeng Town, Leizhou City, Zhanjiang claimed that he was admitted to Tsinghua University and forged a Tsinghua admission notice. At that time, the student's parents told the whole village that their son had been admitted to Tsinghua University. To celebrate their son's admission to Tsinghua University, the villagers held banners and set off firecrackers in the village. The family spent money on banquets and even prepared to parade wearing big red flowers.

While the whole village was lively and happy, the village cadres discovered that there were typos on the admission notice. The person who registered was actually using the word "da" instead of "high degree" instead of "high degree". The village cadres immediately became suspicious and called the Ministry of Education to confirm that something like this happened on the admission notice.

The final result is that the student’s real score is 235. It is difficult to be admitted to ordinary universities and junior colleges, not to mention Tsinghua University. After the incident, the father and the child had a huge quarrel, and the child did not sleep well for several days and ran away from home.

The boy went to live with relatives in Guangzhou. The village cadre contacted him through WeChat and persuaded him. He himself regretted it and admitted his mistake. 2. Why did he forge the admission notice?

The student’s surname is Cao, and we call him Cao. According to Cao's parents, Cao is very sensible. On weekdays, because his parents are busy with work, Cao takes care of the house, cleaning and cooking.

For such a sensible child to forge an admission notice, no one would be able to accept it for a while. According to our normal psychology, Cao probably wanted to be recognized by his parents too much and didn't want to disappoint them, so he made this move!

Children with poor grades will inevitably have low self-esteem psychologically, but the method used makes people laugh or cry. However, Cao's behavior did not violate the law. He only used it to deal with his parents and show off to them. The police will give him a verbal education to let him know his mistakes and correct them.

Finally: Parents should not only care about their children's grades, but also their children's physical and mental health. In order to deal with his parents, Cao forged admission notices. Can he deceive him for a while or for a lifetime?